Vertigo, a clinical challenge, presents with varying etiology, necessitating a comprehensive approach for effective management.
Diagnosis involves a detailed history, physical examination, and targeted investigations. Central and peripheral causes must be distinguished.
Management strategies include pharmacotherapy, vestibular rehabilitation, and in certain cases, surgery. Patient education is crucial.
Given the multifaceted nature of vertigo, a comprehensive clinical approach is essential for accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment.
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